Act 1
This is the name of The Crucible's author.
Arthur Miller
Mary gives Elizabeth this thing; later it is used as evidence to arrest Elizabeth
a poppet
Act 1 took place in Rev. Parris's house. Act 2 took place in the Proctors' house. Act 3 takes place here.
Courthouse/meetinghouse
Act 4 takes place about three months later in this location.
A jail
Salem had this type of government, one where the Church/religion rules the government.
theocracy
This is the reason why Mrs. Putnam wanted Ruth to visit Tituba in the woods.
To make contact with her 7 babies
Mary disobeyed the Proctor household by going to this place often when she was supposed to stay home
Court; she's been participating in the trials
That he committed adultery.
Rev. Hale is at the jails trying to do this. He doesn't want anybody else to die for false witchcraft.
Convincing people to confess and save themselves.
The Puritan belief of predestination was the belief that your _____ was already decided
fate
Abby says she will do this to the other girls if they tell anybody what actually happened in the woods.
Kill them
Proctor doesn't like this thing that Elizabeth cooked; it tells us that not only is Elizabeth not a great cook by Proctor's standards, but maybe their relationship isn't great either.
Soup
Giles condemns Mr. Putnam for telling Ruth to accuse others of witchcraft so he can take their _____
land
Abby does this to her uncle. It was said that she was afraid to be in Salem any longer...
Stole $$ and ran away
The Salem Witch Trials are a perfect example of this phenomenon, when one person in the crowd does something or claims something, others often follow their lead, sometimes causing hysteria.
mob mentality / herd mentality
The townspeople claim they have seen Betty Parris doing this over Salem. And no she wasn't on a broomstick.
Flying
Elizabeth asks Proctor to do this and tell everybody that the girls are lying.
Go to the courts, tell the truth
His friends' wives; Rebecca and Martha
Giles Corey was tortured and eventually killed in this manor. His last words were "More weight!"
Pressed to death
The Epilogue tells us that after the story ends, it was believed that Abigail was found in Boston doing this as a "job".
Prostitute
Abby claims that Mrs. Proctor treated her like a ____ which is why she "quit".
Slave
Proctor didn't mention to Elizabeth that this many people were around when he and Abby talked to eachother, when he found out she was pretending. This makes Elizabeth more suspicious.
0, they were alone.
Danforth tells Hale that witchcraft is ipso facto or by the fact an invisible crime. Therefore there is no physical evidence. These are the only two people involved in a crime of witchcraft and who can therefore be witnesses.
the witch and the victim
Proctor will confess but only if he can keep this. It represents the last bit of dignity he has.
His name
In the Epilogue, we learn that this happened to Rev. Parris and he was never seen in Salem again.
Voted out of office/position